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Detecting malicious cyber attacks that hackers or cybercriminals use to make an online service or network resource unavailable to users.

Technical analysis of network failures, detection of critical ports, unprotected network devices, misconfigured firewalls and other service endpoints.

A business analysis process that monitors various web or media channels for information about the company, the brand and anything explicitly related to cyberspace.

Identifying IP addresses that send unwanted requests. Using the IP reputation list, you can identify if an IP address has a bad reputation or if it is a member of a botnet.

Fraudulent apps are used to hack/photograph employee or customer information. This category identifies fraudulent or pirated mobile/desktop apps on Google Play, App Store as well as pirate stores.

Keep the software on your computers and network devices up to date to resist low-level cyber attacks. Hackers can exploit known technical vulnerabilities in operating systems and third-party applications when organizations are not quick enough to patch or update them.

Application security measures are designed to prevent data or application code from being stolen or misappropriated. Application security includes, but is not limited to, hardware, software, and procedures that identify or reduce vulnerabilities.

Businesses use content delivery networks (CDNs) - these are large systems of servers deployed in multiple data centers across the Internet - for online libraries like JQuery. Detect vulnerabilities in services such as edge caching, SSL offloading and edge routing.

Domains registered by scammers are used to launch phishing attacks, seeking to sell counterfeit products on spoofed sites or to use "typosquatting" domains to earn money off unintentional traffic from other sites.

Cisco, Alexa and Majestic track websites and rank them based on popularity, backlinks and referrals. This subcategory shows trends, page speed test results and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 compliance results.

A company's website is one of its main assets. As such, detecting any code or server vulnerability is crucial to a company's reputation.

The SSL/TLS protocol encrypts Internet traffic of all types and makes secure Internet communication (and e-commerce) possible.

When a website unintentionally reveals sensitive information to its users, depending on the context, some of it may get in the hands of a potential attacker. This can include usernames or financial information, for example.

Hacktivism is the act of hijacking a computer system or network for politically or socially motivated purposes. An example of hacktivism is a denial of service (DoS) attack that takes a system offline to prevent clients from accessing it.

Social media are part of a larger ecosystem of publicly accessible platforms expanding the attack surface for cybercriminals.

Set of entry points on the border of a system, element of a system, or an environment in which an attacker can attempt to penetrate and extract data.

Your digital footprint is a collection of data that can be traced back to you. This includes IP addresses, domains, subdomains, email addresses, fingerprints and servers.

A DNS attack is a feat through which an attacker takes advantage of vulnerabilities in the Domain Name System (DNS).

An open technique for protecting email accounts, content and communications from unauthorized access, loss or compromise.

When a website unintentionally reveals sensitive information to its users, depending on the context, some of it may get in the hands of a potential attacker. This can include usernames or financial information, for example.

Detecting malicious cyber attacks that hackers or cybercriminals use to make an online service or network resource unavailable to users.

Technical analysis of network failures, detection of critical ports, unprotected network devices, misconfigured firewalls and other service endpoints.

A business analysis process that monitors various web or media channels for information about the company, the brand and anything explicitly related to cyberspace.

Identifying IP addresses that send unwanted requests. Using the IP reputation list, you can identify if an IP address has a bad reputation or if it is a member of a botnet.

Fraudulent apps are used to hack/photograph employee or customer information. This category identifies fraudulent or pirated mobile/desktop apps on Google Play, App Store as well as pirate stores.